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pokoleo

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About pokoleo

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    Comment #45970822

    They sent an email a few minutes after I posted, saying that their fulfillment centre dropped the ball and they're escalating internally. I guess complaining on HN worked. Hope the…

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    Comment #45969889

    Summarizing the dispute, for anyone interested: Rebble's "one red line" is "there has to be a future for Rebble in there." They fear being replaced/made irrelevant after Core build…

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    Comment #43395460

    From my experience working on SaaS, and improving ops at large organizations, I've seen that "on-call culture" often exists inversely proportional to incentive alignment. When engi…

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    Comment #39923469

    Needs (2015)

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    Comment #38348782

    Wouldn’t be the first. See also Ecuador, El Salvador, Panama, and Bonaire (to name a few)

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    Comment #38193649

    The usual answer to a DDoS from some users is to add rate limiting, not “remove the service”

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    Comment #36007741

    I've been using Colemak for a little bit more than a decade now. Super happy with it. I switched while interning at a ~failing startup. I was a Canadian in the US, and had forgotte…

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    Comment #34990140

    It's a nice way to say "Hello there :)"

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    Comment #34074543

    Can you cite a source on the Japanese connection? I don't see anything obvious in their Wikipedia pages. * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Economist * https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…

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    Ask HN: Pricing for a Jet Lag App?

    After some years of international travel, we've found a way to reduce jet lag using intentional sleep/wake timing. We apply patterns used in NTP to gradually guide your body's natu…

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    Comment #32016904

    I once interned at an easily google-able Secondlife competitor. They fought against NSFW content for a long time, but then figured out how to fix it by: 1. Incentivizing users (wit…

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    Comment #31219399

    Soft deletion always feels at odds with privacy-related "right to have data deleted" laws. Would be super interested in a technical writeup on how they do this.

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    Comment #31213337

    Will's a great communicator, and quite personable: I know this because I've worked with him for a few years. I don't think it's bravado, SRE is a common industry term.

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    Comment #31071715

    @dang: here's a better version without scroll lag https://citizenlab.ca/2022/04/catalangate-extensive-mercenar...

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    Comment #30679452

    I've been wondering: if this robot is only flipping fries, could it be made by putting the basket on a simple track, and adding an actuator to move the basket along a track? Why ne…

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    Comment #30657584

    Does "tightly coupled with the database" work, in practice?

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    Comment #30652492

    Interesting! Do you find that returning an array of errors works in practice? Most validation I’ve seen looks like: raise error if foo raise other_error if bar This pattern turns i…

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    Comment #30652444

    The article is about REST API design, not JSON APIs! It’s a whole different ballpark.

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    Comment #30647887

    The error messages could be better yet. The example uses a different code per issue, for instance: "user/email_required". Most integrators will build their UI to highlight the inpu…

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    Comment #30431802

    Major difference in Canada is the # of banks. The big five dominate[1] unlike in the US where there are 100+[2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_and_credit_union... …

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    Comment #30152757

    It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it. -Sinclair

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    Comment #29454910

    Once as a new grad I asked (after he gave a talk on the virtues of oss) why the newly released Wolfram language wasn’t open source. He called me naïve, said that my question was ch…

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    Comment #29395063

    Some smart TVs already ship with sim cards. It just requires a deal with AT&T/Tmo/etc.

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